If you want to compile MySQLCC, first make sure you have correctly installed Qt.

Once Qt is installed, do the following:

cd mysqlcc_src
cp win32/mysqlcc.pro .
qmake mysqlcc.pro
make

That should take care of compiling.

It doesn't matter if you have root access or not ... mysqlcc will run anyway, but since you're using Solaris 9, you probably want to stay away from 'mysqlcc-0.9.4-linux-glibc22.tar.gz' since its compiled specifically for Linux - glibc22.

I strongly suggest you download one of our new GUI tools - MySQL Administrator & MySQL Query Browser since MySQLCC is deprecated and not supported anymore.

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